super
英 [ˈsu:pə(r)] 美 [ˈsupɚ]
过去式: supered 过去分词: supered 现在分词: supering 第三人称单数: supers
super基本解释
adj.超级的；极好的
super反义词
super相关例句
形容词
1. We had a super day at the seaside.
我们在海边度过了美好的一天。
名词
1. That's super.
真棒。
super网络解释
1. super：school and university partnership for educational renewal; 夥伴协作计划
super词典解释
1. 顶好的;超级的;顶呱呱的
Some people use super to mean very nice or very good.
e.g. We had a super time...
我们玩得很痛快。
e.g. That's a super idea...
那真是个绝妙的主意。
2. 非常;格外;极
Super is used before adjectives to indicate that something has a lot of a quality.
e.g. I'm going to Greece in the summer so I've got to be super slim.
夏天我要去希腊，因此我要变得格外苗条才好。
e.g. ...squads of super-fit athletes.
身体超棒的一组组运动员
3. (用于名词前)表示“超级的”
Super is used before nouns to indicate that something is larger, better, or more advanced than similar things.
super的近义词
e.g. ...building Russia into a super state.
把俄罗斯建成一个超级大国
e.g. ...a chance to test-drive a stunning Lotus super-car.
试驾车速惊人的莲花牌超级汽车的机会
super英英释义
noun
1. a caretaker for an apartment house
represents the owner as janitor and rent collector
Synonym: superintendent
adj
1. including more than a specified category
e.g. a super experiment
2. extremely large
e.g. another super skyscraper
3. of the highest quality
e.g. an ace reporter
a crack shot
a first-rate golfer
a super party
played top-notch tennis
an athlete in tiptop condition
she is absolutely tops
Synonym: aceA-onecrackfirst-ratetiptoptopnotchtop-notchtops(p)
adv
1. to an extreme degree
e.g. extremely cold
extremely unpleasant
Synonym: extremelyexceedinglypassing
